Sunday's message, on your website by Monday.

Paste your YouTube channel, your podcast feed, or just type your church's name. In about four seconds you will see your own sermons exactly as somebody searching for them does.

See a real example

What it was called

Tribe JH Livestream

What it is called now

You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus

A real message from a real church, August 30, 2026

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You don't have to find someone for another weekly job.

You preach it. We handle the rest.

Sunday

A pastor mid-sentence at a pulpit, seen from the congregation.

Somebody preaches.

You already record it. Nothing about your Sunday changes, and nobody has to remember to do anything.

Overnight

We listen to the whole thing.

A transcript, a recap somebody would actually read, a real title and description, and every scripture reference pulled out and listed.

Monday

It is on your website.

On a page of your own, with a real title, ready for somebody to find it at two in the morning six months from now.

Nothing about your Sunday changes. No new login, no new deadline, nobody to remind.

A reading room lined floor to ceiling with books, every spine blank, one person standing in front of them looking for something.

Imagine a library where every book has a blank cover.

That is what most church sermon archives look like online. Instead of a title, you get 8-4-24 Sunday Service.

The message inside might be exactly what somebody needs. Nobody can tell without watching the whole hour.

The same sermon, twice.

Nothing about the message changed. Only what a person can find.

Before · the same video, the night it streamed

A raw frame from the livestream: people standing at an outdoor service

Tribe JH Livestream

Streamed live · August 30, 2026

No idea what it is about
No passages listed
Nothing to search
Nothing on the church's own site

After · the same message, by Monday

You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus

August 30, 2026 · Tribe, Jackson Hole

Luke 9John 14Matthew

Written recap
Every scripture reference, with the words
Searchable transcript
The video, embedded
Share graphics, downloadable on the page
On the church's own address

This is a real page. Open it →

Here is a real one. On a real church's website.

Tribe in Jackson, Wyoming. The recording of the message became this page on its own: title, summary, transcript, study guide. Click it to open the real thing, live on their site right now.

Open the page itself → Or see it embedded on tribejh.com → Or click around their whole library →

See the live example

The graphics come with it.

Every one of these is live from a real church's pages right now. Nothing here is a mockup. Title slides for every message, and share graphics a member can download and post from the sermon page itself.

Title slides

Title slide: You're Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus

Title slide: You're Not Being Very Inclusive, Jesus

From Tribe in Jackson, Wyoming. Their colors, their words, their preacher's actual sentences, generated from the recording, in the church's own brand, without a designer touching them.

Keep the tools you already have.

Recap Sunday plugs into the church platforms you are on, instead of asking you to move.

Your calendar

Events read straight from Planning Center, Breeze, Tithe.ly, Subsplash, or a plain Google Calendar. Change it there, the site updates itself.

Your giving

Give buttons point at the platform your church already trusts: Tithe.ly, Pushpay, Planning Center Giving, any of them. Money never touches us.

Your website

One embed line works on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, anything. WordPress churches get a plugin that does it for them.

Your channel

We read the YouTube channel or podcast feed you already publish to. Nothing about your Sunday changes.

If a tool can publish a calendar feed or a link, we work with it. If you use something we have not met, tell us and we will read its feed too.

One sermon. A lot more usefulness.

All of it from the recording. None of it typed by anyone at your church.

A real titleWritten from what was actually preached, not the date.
A written recapThe argument of the message in order, for somebody who missed it.
The full transcriptWord for word, with timings, searchable.
Every scripture referencePulled out, listed, and linked to every other time you taught it.
TopicsSo a person searching a subject lands on the message about it.
A sermon page of your ownOn your address, looking like your church.
A study guidePassages and discussion questions, built to print for a small group.
Social copyA caption and a pull quote the preacher actually said.
Share graphicsQuote and scripture images in your colors, sized for feeds and stories, downloadable right on the page.
The series, kept togetherEach series gets its own page and cover art, and every message knows its week.
Topic pages“What does our church teach about anxiety?”, answered from your own pulpit.
Ask anythingA visitor types a question and gets an answer written only from what your preacher has said, with links to the very minute.
A hand, not just an answerBeside every search: “Can we pray with you?” A real person at your church reads what comes in.
Search by person“All sermons by Brian” works, on titles, topics, scripture and speakers alike.
The page search engines readSitemap, structured data, a description that says something.

Every one of these is included in the monthly plan. No add-ons, no upgrades.

And for the people reading: a free account on your pages lets a member save messages and keep private notes on them.

Your preacher is the source.

We do not introduce outside teaching, or ideas that are not grounded in the recording.

Everything on the page comes from what was said in the room. No other preacher, no commentary, no doctrine we brought with us, and no passage your preacher did not use.

Where the page and the recording disagree, the recording is the record. Keep it on review-first and a person reads every page before it goes live. The content is yours, and it stays yours if you leave.

The home page of Tribe in Jackson Hole, a real church site we run: a full-bleed worship photo, the service time, and a chip reading Updated for Sunday.

The whole website

A church website that rewrites itself every Sunday.

This is Tribe in Jackson Hole, a real church whose site we run. Nobody at the church updates it. The home page, the events, the message library, the livestream page: all of it stays current from Sunday's recording. The hero switches to your livestream the moment you go live, this week's pulpit quote sets itself in type, and a visitor can ask any question and get an answer from your own preaching. Nobody sells this at any price, and it is what your church's site becomes on the website plan.

The bonus on top: we build and run the whole thing, so nobody at your church ever hunts for a login again.

$299 a month, or $2,990 a year with the $900 build fee waived.

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$79 a month. Unlimited sermons.

Every message written up and published. No per-minute charges, no caps, no setup fee. Cancel any month and take your content with you.

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